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Verdict Against Johnson & Johnson for Over One Billion on Hip Implants

Johnson & Johnson has lost a third case regarding its defective, dangerous hip implants and have been ordered to pay out over one billion dollars! This is a victory for the consumer patient against a giant manufacturing metal on metal hip implants that have been…

By Craig Kelley

/ 4 Dec 2016

Samsung Washer Recall

Samsung seems to be having a bad 2016. The company’s latest recall involves 2.8 million top loader washing machines. It seems the machines run the risk of falling apart while being used, making it possible that injuries would occur to owners and their families if…

By Craig Kelley

/ 14 Nov 2016

Pending Stryker Hip Replacement Product Recall

Stryker hip replacement products have been the subject of lawsuits in the past and it seems there is the likelihood that Stryker is putting out yet another defective hip product in its Stryker LFIT Anatomic CoCr V40 femoral heads. These products are modular components used…

By Craig Kelley

/ 13 Oct 2016

Nestle Drumstick Recall

Nestle is the latest food manufacturer to issue a recall of one of its product due to listeria contamination dangers. The company’s Drumstick ice cream cone is the product that tested positive in a Bakersfield, California manufacturing plant, so Nestle voluntarily recalled the Drumstick Club…

By Craig Kelley

/ 10 Oct 2016

Tyson Chicken Nugget Recall

Tyson Foods, Inc. is the latest food company issuing a recall. The Sedalia, Missouri company is recalling around 132,520 pounds of chicken nuggets because they may contain hard plastic foreign matter. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspecion Service (FSIS) made the announceme

By Craig Kelley

/ 29 Sep 2016

Ford Door Latch Recall

Ford Motor Company has issued recalls of around 2.4 million of their vehicles after the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration held their feet to the fire. They have been having issues with door latches that are prone to opening while the vehicle is in…

By Craig Kelley

/ 25 Sep 2016

FDA Bans Certain Antibacterial Soap Chemicals

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a decree to antibacterial soap manufacturers that they can no longer use certain chemicals in their antibacterial soaps because they believe they possibly do harm while not being any better than regular soaps. The chemicals now disallowed…

By Craig Kelley

/ 23 Sep 2016

Questions About Links from Fetal Ultrasounds to Autism

Most expectant parents are very excited to see ultrasound images of their baby in the womb throughout pregnancy and often want to see the sex of the baby using this technology as well. However, with the boon of great technology sometimes comes possible concerns or…

By Craig Kelley

/ 22 Sep 2016

Head Injury Cognitive Tests Approved by FDA

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved testing devices for evaluating head injuries with two different computer program cognitive tests. The Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment is one of the tests and the other is the Cognitive Testing (ImPACT) and ImPACT Pediatric. The pediatric ver

By Craig Kelley

/ 28 Aug 2016

Tragedy Speaks to it NEVER Being Safe to Walk on Railroad Bridges

Inserra & Kelley is saddened to bring its readership yet more tragic news due to another accident that may have likely been prevented. This story speaks of an ill-timed choice that led to serious injury, as well as the death of a young man now…

By Craig Kelley

/ 4 Aug 2016

Toyota Recall – Air Bags and Emissions Control

Toyota Motor Corporation has issued a global recall of 3.37 million vehicles due to problems with air bags and with emissions control units. 2.87 million of the vehicles could have defects with the emissions controls and 1.43 million have defects with the air bag deflators. …

By Craig Kelley

/ 11 Jul 2016

Ikea Dressers Recalled After 6 Kids Lose Their Lives

Ikea shoppers check your dressers bought from the popular super store! We are sad to report that the dressers have been prone to easily topple, resulting in the loss of six precious children’s lives. Without being attached to a wall securely, the dressers fell on…

By Craig Kelley

/ 11 Jul 2016